Local listings and ads from Pendleton area
This item compiles scattered classifieds featuring huckleberries at Gray Bros and Rock Spring coal at Hohbachs, Fresh oysters, lamp and counter show cases, milch cows for sale, rental houses, autos for sale, a cleaning service, and inquiries to Henry Kopittke and T. J. Cheney in Pendleton Oregon.
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Gray Bros
Hohbach's
Gray Bron
Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopittke
T. J. Cheney
Pendleton
Oregon
Notices and ads mix from white steamer rental to royal intrigue
A mixed notice page lists an available furnished rental at 212 East Bluff Street with contact at 206 Bluff Street, a caution against Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, found glasses in a black leather case, and a Sept 24 report of talks between the Duke of the Abruzzi and the Duke of Aosta at Innoconig Palace about a Himalayan expedition and a possible engagement to Catherine Elkins, with no public decision announced.
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Turin
Abruzzi
Aosta
Emmanuel
Helena
Innoconig
Himalayas
Micatherine Elkins
Results From BK Games Yesterday In Northwest League
Northwest League games yesterday showed Tacoma 6 Portland 4 and Seattle blanked by Abersleen 3 Spokane 4 Vancouver 4. Coast League Portland 2 Los Angeles 6 Oakland 1 San Francisco 6 Sacraments 6 Vernon 1. National League mixed results with several battery pairings listed and teams noted like Philadelphia New York Brooklyn and others.
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Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Abersleen
Spokane
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Francisco
Sacraments
Vernon
R. H. B. Polebouts
Oye Yin de
Sircore
Philadelphia
Miaddox
Gibson
Moore
Doolin
Choinnih Chitiverosssees
New York
Eee
Rowan
Cantwell
Clark
Ames
Sehler
Wilson
Brooklyn
yiCaint Nat Gee Love
TGR
Rucker and
Bergen
Harmon and Phelps
Butte Miners Idle as Strike Sparks Regional Spread
Butte miners remain idle in a tense stand amid fears a shutdown could keep smelters closed for months. Smeltermen may join engineers, risking a broader strike across western states.
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Butte
Taft Visit To Butte Ok Despite Strike
It was announced today that the visit of President Taft to Butte will not be affected by the strike situation. Authorities are prepared to assure the president that his visit to this city will be safe in every way.
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Butte
Taft
Poachers Acquitted in Kaiser Maru Case at Juneau
In Juneau Alaska on September 2 a U.S. court jury acquitted all 30 crew members of the Japanese schooner Kaiser Maru who had been arrested last June for alleged poaching. The verdict found the evidence against the crew very weak.
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Juneauu
Alaska
United States
Hitchcock In Spokane on Post Office Move
Postmaster General Hitchcock visited Spokane as guest of Postmaster Walter P. Birdis. He inspected the federal building where the post office will move next Sunday and left at noon. He plans to meet President Taft in California and accompany him for the rest of the tour.
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Hitchcock
Spokane
Walter P. Bdris
Federal Building
Taft
California
National Rural Carriers OK Per Capita Tax Plan
Rochester report notes the National Association of Free Rural Delivery Carriers voted to keep the per capita tax at one dollar. Elias Frey of Hamilton Indiana was elected president. The forthcoming convention will meet in Little Rock Arkansas.
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Rochester
National Association of Free Rural
Elias Frey
Hamilton
Ind
Little Rock
Ark
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social notes
Charles Hamilton visits from his reservation ranch. Echo irrigationist Oo Teel in the city. Smith Staten returns from Portland. H E Nelson of La Grande registers at Bowman Hotel. R B Stanfield and J T Hinkle travel from Echo for business and legal matters. A E Shaw arrives from Barnhart for Pendleton visit. John Shea and daughter in town. G B Bushman of St Ignatius visits. Carl Hemphill and Sam Jinking of Pilot Rock come as Pendleton visitors. Roy Kirkley returns from Lewiston to spend Sunday with family. Russell Brownell visits from Hermiston. A W Nye back on duty at the Commercial association. Armoli Sheuerman departs for Butte by Northern Pacific. William McCommack moves family from Lehman Springs. Miss Norma McLean of Minneapolis visiting, guest of Mrs. William Goodecks. B E Brown, Pacific Coast Paper representative, in town. Jack McLoughlin Illinois Central agent in city. C L Belz of Nevada leaves for Spokane on legal business. Burt Smith moves family back from Melcher to 802 West Alta. Mrs M C Brown, East Oregonian mother, travels from Milten to visit a daughter in Portland.
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John Shea
Duncan, le
G. B. Bushman
St. Ignatius, Mont
Carl Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Sam Jinking
Roy Kirkley
Lewiston
Russell Brownell
Hermiston
Cnt
Judge fixes Monday hangings in Massarides case
Judge Sutton of Douglas County District Court departs from long custom by ordering John Massarides to be hanged on Monday for the murder of a South Omaha police officer. The Omaha Ministerial Union adopted a resolution commending the judge. The judge cites antiquity and Christ’s crucifixion as reasons against Friday executions. It is the first known Nebraska sentence to specify a Monday hanging.
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Omaha
Sutton
Douglias County
John Massarides
South Omaha
Omaha Ministerial Union
Nebraska
Church Services and Programs at Local Churches
First Methodist Episcopal Church led by N Evans offers morning theme The Secret of Success and evening topic Satisfied with 6 39 p m serves 7 30 p m Pooworth league and sermons noted Christian Science holds Sunday 11 o clock morning sermon Reality Wednesday 8 o clock Sunday school 10 o clock reading room 2 to 4 Congregational church at East Webb and Johnson streets also listed with services.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Evans
Christian Science
Congregational Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Church services announced for Sunday in East Alta area
The Church of the Redeemer schedules holy communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 10 a m and morning service at 11 a m with Miss Edna Slater as soloist The rector Charles Quinney invites all to services at East Alta and Johnson Streets Rev R E Storey also preaches at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Bible school at 9 45 a m Young Peoples union meets at 6 30 p m led by E B Harvey Miss Fraker to sing in the morning service
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Church of the Redeemer
Edna Slater
Charles Quinney
Alta
Johnson Streets
R. E. Storey
East Alm Stlvet
Jesus
God
Young Peoples Union
E. B. Harvey
Miss Fraker
Express Companies Lose Fight On Rates
Lincoln Sept 25 The Nebraska Supreme Court upheld the Sibley law reducing express rates 25 percent on interstate business. Express companies contended the law was confiscatory and unconstitutional, arguing they could not handle the business at the fixed rates.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Supreme Court
Express
Corner Alta and College Church Services
W L Van Nuys pastor leads Bible school at 10 am and morning worship at 11. Baptism and the Lord's Supper will be administered. A brief meditation on The Fellowship of the Church of Jesus. Young People's society at 6 30 pm. Evening worship at 7 30 with a sermon The Challenge of the Ends of the Earth to the Thinker Men of Today. Special musical program directed by Mrs Valentina with Miss Lora Perry as organist.
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Valentine
Lora Perry
Pendleton Lumber Yards Coal Offer
Try our coal. You will fire our weigh, Pendleton Lumber Yards. Phone Main 0.
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Wateh Our Ad
Pendleton Lumber Yards
Heney and Fickert Lose Nominations in San Francisco
The election commission ruled Heney cannot appear on the ballot as a Democratic candidate and Fickert cannot appear as a union labor candidate. This leaves Heney as the Good Government league and independent candidate, and Fickert with only the Republican nomination. The supreme court will rule next week.
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San Francisco
The
Election Commission Today
Francis J. Heney
Charles M. Fickert
Union Labor
Heney
Good Government League and Independents
Fickert
Supreme Court
Commission
Third victim of joy ride dies in hospital
Seattle September 25 Winnie Fraser 44 known as Mrs Lowe died at General Hospital from burns after a gasoline tank explosion in a joy ride crash on Thursday. Fraser was from Mount Vernon and was the third victim in the wreck along with Mabel Johnason and Goldie Porter who died at the scene.
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Seattle
Winnie Fraser
General Hospital
Miss Fraser
Lowe
Mount Vernon
Washington
Mabel Johnason
Goldie Porter
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Our
Koeppen’s
Pendleton Auto Company
Rock Springs
Sharon & Eddings
Phinney
Plano
Gray Hios
Saleo
Henry Kopitzke
Franklin Street
East Oregonian
Main Street
H. P. Edgar C. Jay
East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
Foley
Koeppen Bros
Mra. Brown
Abruzz
Tapt
Pure Drug Association
Pendleton Drug Co
Umatilla County
Pendleton Drug Company
United Drug Company of Boston
Rexall
Pure Drug Association of America
Charles Hamilton
Oo, D. Teel
Echo
Smith Staten
H. E. Nelson
la Grande
Bowman
R. B. Stanfield
J. T. Hinkle le
Barnhart
Wiliam McCommack
Lehman Springs
Norma McLean
Minneapolis
City
Wiliam Goodecks
BE. J. Brown
Pacific Coast Paper Company
Jack McLoughlin
Illinois Central Railroad
Inc
C. L. Belz
Nevada
Mre
A. B. Weber
Haley Street
Burt Smith
J. EB. Smith Company
Melcham
West Alta Street
Priday
Wohlenberg Department
Ste
Perrin
Wohlenberg Dept
Presbyterian Church
Heney and
Colesworthy
Pickwick
Seaside
E. E. Longenberger
OPT. Moore Hotel
P. O. Box
la Fountaine Block
Gossard Corset
Miss Farissee
Mise Farissee
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